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An obnoxious woman was making a scene.obnoxious = very rude or unpleasant
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Don't be obnoxious.obnoxious = rude or unpleasant
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"Julian, you're being so obnoxious!" said Charlotte, which made Julian laugh. (source)
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Roy wondered what made a grownup turn out so ill-tempered and obnoxious. (source)
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T.J. was far from her favorite person and it was quite obvious that Stacey and I owed our good fortune entirely to T.J.'s obnoxious personality. (source)
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The official refused, and was plenty obnoxious about it. (source)
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Sisters don't have to be teenagers to be obnoxious, though. (source)obnoxious = rude and unpleasant
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My childhood was privileged but not obnoxiously so.† (source)obnoxiously = in a rude or unpleasant manner
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The apparent impossibility of sustaining unobnoxious behavior for even part of the day weighs heavily on the lad, and overwhelms him with a claustrophobia as impenetrable as the claustrophobia of church itself.† (source)unobnoxious = not rude or unpleasantstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unobnoxious means not and reverses the meaning of obnoxious. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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In time, though, his obnoxiousness would return, often even stronger than before.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-ness" converts an adjective to a noun that means the quality of. This is the same pattern you see in words like darkness, kindness, and coolness.
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There was an obnoxious woman who seemed to think I'd lied about half my application, (source)obnoxious = rude or unpleasant
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He doesn't show quite as much interest in Caroline as I expected, but as an obnoxiously proud dad, I feel that way about everybody.† (source)obnoxiously = in a rude or unpleasant manner
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Then perish'd all his gallant friends, but him Billows and storms drove hither, whom I lov'd Sincere, and fondly destin'd to a life Immortal, unobnoxious to decay.† (source)unobnoxious = not rude or unpleasant
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And the two Poe children—Edgar and Albert—were loud and obnoxious boys with whom the Baudelaires had to share a tiny room that smelled of some sort of ghastly flower. (source)obnoxious = rude or unpleasant
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The seat cushions were done up in an obnoxiously bright purple, but they, like the small TV hanging on the wall across from them, were coated with dust and dirt.† (source)obnoxiously = in a rude or unpleasant manner
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Mastiffs, in gold and silver, lined the approach On either side, by art celestial framed 110 Of Vulcan, guardians of Alcinoues' gate For ever, unobnoxious to decay.† (source)unobnoxious = not rude or unpleasant
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